No Matter Who Fights Cao Cao, I'll Show Up to Help, Lü Bu

Author, your neat writing is unattractive. You should be like this: Unexpectedly, Wang Situ shouted: "You scoundrel, how can you be so barbaric, eat my water and wine and kidnap my daughter?" But Lu Bu ignored him, actually pushed Wang Situ over with his chest, and rushed out the door with Diao Chan who was restless. "Come here, we are going to kill this barbarian today. Whoever captures this guy will be rewarded with a reward of two taels." Wang Situ stood up from the ground and shouted hoarsely. Hearing the bounty, the man in the village suddenly became short of breath and his eyes turned red. He grabbed the whistle stick and attacked with iron spears. He didn't dare to resist Wen Hou's divine power head-on, but he was still buzzing and attacking like a swarm of flies, and there were Diao Chan twisting around on his shoulders. The ghost Lu Bu was also in a hurry for a while. Seeing this, the unruly men seemed to be emboldened, and they waved their whistle sticks and iron guns even more wildly. He actually started to click on Lu Bu's eyes, ears and even the back of his lower body. Lü Bu's army and cavalry faced off against powerful warriors in a battlefield attack. Although it was thrilling, it was dignified. He had suffered such humiliation. He heard him roar, and his powerful muscles bulged like a toad's white belly, shattering those long spears and short sticks. The right hand turned from supporting to catching, grabbing the unruly Diao Chan's calf and swinging it like a stick. The poor, unrivaled beauty hit the first Zhuang Ding's chest with her head before she understood what happened. With the continuous sound of karaha, Diao Chan's neck bone broke like sugar cane, and Zhuang Ding, who was hit hard by Lu Bu's strange power, flew out like a rag bag and hit the far wall, his sternum shattered into pieces, as if he had been hit hard by a siege hammer. Everyone was frightened and panicked, and wanted to abandon their troops and flee. You know, this Lu Bu is as murderous as a ghost. He picked up Diao Chan's body and killed everyone. For a moment, flesh and blood flew everywhere, and the sound of broken bones was heard endlessly. Before Wang Situ, who was so shocked that he lost his soul, stood up. "Paji" Lu Bu, who was red all over and with other people's fluids dripping from his armored fingertips, casually dropped Diao Chan's body and glanced at Wang Situ coldly. Picking up a pot of water and wine that had not been spilled, he gave a disdainful salute to Wang Situ, who was still recovering from his soul, then kicked open the half-closed door and walked away. Exactly: Wang Situ's clever trick The traveler destroys the flower and destroys the soul

Soldiers, have some backbone! If you don't give up, Bu is willing to be your adoptive father.

Dong Zhuo initially wanted to do something for the Han Dynasty. The noble clan looked down upon him as a weakling, and he was ruined by the shameless noble clan, and then he was ruined.

The Three Kingdoms novel is okay, but there is one thing that makes it a bit unbearable. The protagonist reforming the army actually wants all the soldiers to shave their heads. In ancient times, what was emphasized was that the body, hair, and skin were received from the parents, and the Han Dynasty was still an era where filial piety governed the world. It can only be said that the author takes it for granted. Even if it can be implemented successfully in the end, I feel that in the end the soldiers will become like the soldiers of the Song Dynasty, from the sons of good families to the thieves who serve in the army. Only thieves are sent to the army, forced to serve, and the old, weak, sick and disabled will become soldiers.

This Cao Cao is not ordinary arrogant. As Dabao, I must come to help today. Gu Ding Dao kills

I can't stand it when I see modern military uniforms. There must be a limit to self-indulgence. You haven't become an emperor yet and you are already engaging in self-pleasure. You take ancient etiquette too lightly.

I always feel that it is too early to take out things like stirrups. Use them to deal with the Xianbei people. Even without stirrups, Lu Bu can definitely win with his strength. No matter what, you have to use them against Cao Cao and Yuan Shao. If you use them so early, it will not do you any good if everyone starts using them in the future.

If you are talking about Dong Zhuo's incompetence, I suggest you look at Dong Zhuo's achievements. In the early stage, he was a national hero. In the later stage, he was corrupted. He was hacked by a group of literati for a thousand years. A good man judged the situation and became the prime minister. He was already at the peak of his life.

Well, changing military uniforms is not in line with the current situation of society. First of all, their craftsmanship is not up to par (the level of sewing), and secondly, their raw materials are not up to par (the production is insufficient, and you can't even eat enough to eat. How can there be so much hemp to weave clothes for you), and when marching and fighting, the simpler the better. Unless you paid for your clothes yourself, who would be willing to pay for these two rags of yours? If you insert a sentence in the middle and say that it has been developed for three to five years, I can understand it.

After looking at it from the beginning, there are two problems. When Wang Yun sent Diao Chan to Lu Bu, Wang Yun was unlikely to have a falling out. He should have gone along with the flow and alienated Lu Bu from Dong Zhuo. He did not necessarily have to send Dong Zhuo again! The second is that Dong Zhuo is unlikely to let Lu Bu lead his troops to fight. He has been controlling Lu Bu!